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Budget Workshop 07-29-26
This document is a City Council Agenda for a Special Workshop Meeting of the City of Melbourne, Florida, to be held at City Hall Council Chamber, 900 E. Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne, FL 32901, on July 29, 2026, at 5:30 PM. The agenda includes a Pledge of Allegiance, Roll Call, Review of the Fiscal Year 2027 Proposed Budget, Adoption of Proposed Millage Rates, and Adjournment. It also notes that council members may discuss Airport Authority issues and Space Coast Transportation Planning Organization (SCTPO) issues. No specific development projects or business opportunities are detailed.
- Board:
- City Council - Special Budget Workshop
- Date:
- 2026-07-29
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 900 E. Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne, FL 32901
Budget Workshop Agenda 072926
[900 E. Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne, FL 32901] City of Melbourne City Council is holding a Special Workshop Meeting on July 29, 2026, at 5:30 PM at City Hall Council Chamber, 900 E. Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne, FL 32901. The primary agenda items are the Review of the Fiscal Year 2027 Proposed Budget and the Adoption of Proposed Millage Rates. The proposed FY 2027 budget totals $369,368,494, an increase of approximately $94.5 million over FY 2026, largely due to major bond-funded projects in the Water & Sewer Fund. The General Fund Budget is balanced at the rolled-back millage rate of 6.8781 mills, totaling $117.9 million. Key budget highlights include $4.65 million for pavement management plan projects, $1.7 million for transportation and sidewalk projects, $2 million in capital projects within the Downtown CRA, $123.7 million in Water and Sewer capital projects, and $3.5 million in Stormwater quality projects. Specific projects mentioned include the Reverse Osmosis WTP Expansion ($86 million), Class I Injection Well ($14.3 million), and various sewer and stormwater pipe lining and baffle box projects. Public hearings for budget comments are scheduled for September 9, 2026, and September 23, 2026. The proposed operating millage rate for FY 2027 is 6.8781 mills, and the proposed debt service millage rate is 0.2977 mills.
- Board:
- City Council - Special Budget Workshop
- Date:
- 2026-07-29
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Discussion and potential adoption of proposed millage rates
- Address:
- 900 E. Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne, FL 32901
- Applicant:
- City of Melbourne
07-28-26
[1710 Stockton Street; 22 E. New Haven Avenue; 1000 N. Wickham Road; 924 Thomas Barbour Drive; case AV2026-0003; AV2026-0005; AV2025-0007; 10621] The City Council will consider an ordinance to abandon and vacate a public alley right-of-way at 1710 Stockton Street. This item is on its second reading and public hearing, with the first reading held on July 14, 2026. The City Council will also consider an ordinance to abandon and vacate a 12-foot-wide unimproved public alley right-of-way at 22 E. New Haven Avenue, also on its second reading and public hearing, with the first reading on July 14, 2026. Additionally, an ordinance to vacate a portion of a 15-foot-wide public utility easement encompassing a building at 1000 N. Wickham Road is scheduled for its second reading and public hearing, following a first reading on July 14, 2026. A contract award for Electrical Improvements at Crane Creek Reserve Golf Course, Project No. 10621, is proposed to Accurate Power & Technology, Inc. for $142,130. A license agreement for a laydown yard at Ballard Park, 924 Thomas Barbour Drive, is proposed for the Navigational Aids and Channel Markers project with in-Depth, Inc. The City Manager is authorized to submit a grant application to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection for the Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant Expansion at Joe Mullins RO Water Treatment Plant Project for $20,575,400. Another grant application is proposed to the U.S. Department of Justice for the Cops Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Act Program for $182,132 to expand mental health and wellness services for the Police Department.
- Board:
- City Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-28
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 1710 Stockton Street; 22 E. New Haven Avenue; 1000 N. Wickham Road; 924 Thomas Barbour Drive
- Applicant:
- not stated; not stated; not stated; in-Depth, Inc.
Agenda 072826
[1710 Stockton Street; case Ordinance No. 2026-27 (AV2026-0003)] Ordinance to abandon and vacate a public alley right-of-way at 1710 Stockton Street. Applicant Dwight Clark requested the vacation to increase property size and prevent trespassing. No utilities are in the alley, and staff received no objections. The ordinance was approved on first reading. [22 E. New Haven Avenue; case Ordinance No. 2026-28 (AV2026-0005)] Ordinance to abandon and vacate a 12-foot-wide unimproved public alley right-of-way that runs through the applicant’s property at 22 E. New Haven Avenue. Applicant 30 E New Haven LLC requested this as part of proposed development. A previous ordinance (2018-37) was voided due to unmet conditions regarding a gas line easement, which has since been relocated. The proposed ordinance does not have similar conditions. Approved on first reading. [1000 N. Wickham Road; case Ordinance No. 2026-29 (AV2025-0007)] Ordinance to vacate a portion of a 15-foot-wide public utility easement that encompasses the building on the parcel at 1000 N. Wickham Road. Applicant Wal-Mart Stores East LP requested this for proposed building renovations that are obstructed by the easement. An initial objection from the Water/Sewer Division was withdrawn after the applicant agreed to redraft the easement to be centered over the water line. The vacation is conditioned upon granting a new 15-foot-wide easement. Approved on first reading. [Crane Creek Reserve Golf Course; case Project No. 10621] Contract award for Electrical Improvements at Crane Creek Reserve Golf Course. Project No. 10621 was awarded to Accurate Power & Technology, Inc. for $142,130. [Ballard Park, 924 Thomas Barbour Drive] License Agreement for a laydown yard between the City of Melbourne and in-Depth, Inc. for the temporary use of a portion of Ballard Park for the Navigational Aids and Channel Markers project. Authorization for the City Manager to execute the agreement. [Joe Mullins RO Water Treatment Plant; case Resolution No. 4425] Resolution authorizing the City Manager to submit a grant application to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection for FY 2026-2027 Alternative Water Supply Funding for the Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant Expansion at Joe Mullins RO Water Treatment Plant Project in the amount of $20,575,400. [case Resolution No. 4426] Resolution authorizing the City Manager to submit a grant application to the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), for FY 2026 Cops Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Act (LEMHWA) Program funding in the amount of $182,132 to expand access to mental health and wellness services for the Police Department. [Croton Road from Parkway Drive to Wickham Park soccer fields; case Project No. 34122] Task Order No. DRMP-U-2025-003 for the Croton Road Reclaimed Water Main Extension, Project No. 34122. The existing reclaimed water main on Croton Road will be extended approximately 2,600 LF north along Croton Road from Parkway Drive to the entrance of the Wickham Park soccer fields. This segment will extend reclaimed water service to Eastern Florida State College. The scope includes survey, ecological services, and preliminary and final engineering services. The project is expected to take approximately 320 days. Approved. [Lift Station No. 12 to an existing manhole at the intersection of Post Road and Robinhood Drive; case Project No. 32324] Task Order No. DRMP-U-2025-004 for the Lift Station No. 12 Force Main Replacement, Project No. 32324. The existing six-inch asbestos cement (AC) wastewater force main from Lift Station No. 12 needs replacement due to deterioration. The scope includes survey, preliminary engineering, and final engineering and permitting services. The project is expected to take approximately 365 days. Approved. [West side of the ROWTP; case Project No. 31323] Task Order No. CDM-09 for Hydrogeologic and Engineering Services for Water Production Wellfield Improvements for the Design of Production Well No. 8, Project No. 31323. This is part of the expansion of the Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant (ROWTP) to meet Consumptive Use Permit goals. Production Well No. 8 is sited on the west side of the ROWTP. The scope includes design, permitting, and bidding services. The project is expected to take approximately 336 days. Approved. [Grant Street Water Reclamation Facility Collection System; case Project No. 37026] Task Order No. IEG-U-2025-001 for an Inflow and Infiltration Study for the Grant Street Water Reclamation Facility Collection System, Project No. 37026. Excessive inflow and infiltration have been identified, impacting treatment capacity, costs, and compliance. The scope includes project management, data collection, flow monitoring, field investigations, engineering evaluation, and a report. The project is expected to take approximately 540 days. Approved. [Sarno Road, west of Wickham Road (Boozer site); case Project No. 10321] Amendment No. 1 to the professional engineering services contract with PGAL, Inc. for the Fire Department Needs Analysis and Station Design, Project No. 10321. This amendment authorizes additional services from PGAL to confirm if the Boozer site (Sarno Road, west of Wickham Road, Parcel ID 27-36-24-00-11 / Tax Account 2703576) can accommodate the previously proposed Fire Station No. 72 design and layout. Services include geotechnical work, wetland delineation, conceptual design, and wetland mitigation. Approved. [Water Production Actiflo Building; case Project No. 31124] Purchase of roof replacement for the Water Production Actiflo Building, Project No. 31124, from Hamilton Roofing, Inc., for an estimated amount of $111,731.33. Approved as part of the consent agenda. Purchase of LED streetlight heads for the Facilities Division from Graybar Electric Company, Inc., for an estimated annual cost of $175,000. Approved as part of the consent agenda. Purchase of two Class 8 dump trucks for the Streets Division from Cumberland International, for a total amount of $349,881.36. Approved as part of the consent agenda. [case Project No. 20026] Continuing Contract for Professional Engineering Services for the Stormwater Master Plan, Project No. 20026, with Geosyntec Consultants, Inc. Approved as part of the consent agenda. Purchase of Professional Services to implement ESRI Utility Network and data migration from True North Geographic Technologies, LLC, for $241,500. Approved as part of the consent agenda. [Indian River Lagoon] Interlocal Agreement with Brevard County for the Save Our Indian River Lagoon Local Infrastructure Surtax. Approved as part of the consent agenda. [Downtown Core: E. New Haven Avenue (Livingston Street to E. of Front Street), Municipal Lane (US 192 to E. New Haven Avenue), Melbourne Court (FECR to Henley Court); case Project No. 17123] Professional Engineering Services selection for the Downtown Core Streetscape Project and authorization to negotiate a contract with Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. The project scope includes a complete design retrofit of historic downtown, utilizing an urban-style streetscape and roadway design for E. New Haven Avenue, Municipal Lane, and Melbourne Court. Design elements include parking conversion, wider sidewalks, stormwater collection, utility relocation, landscape, irrigation, hardscape, lighting, wayfinding signs, public art space, bollards, security cameras, smart parking, and traffic calming. Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. was ranked first among five responsive firms. Council Member Hanley removed the item for discussion due to concerns about the property tax referendum impacting businesses. Council members Neuman and Alfrey supported moving forward, emphasizing critical infrastructure needs. Authorized staff to negotiate a contract. Agreement for medical physicals and scans for the Fire Department with Life Scan Wellness Centers for $120,254. Approved as part of the consent agenda. Agreement for Legal Services regarding non-party discovery matter with Dean, Ringers, Morgan & Lawton, P.A. Approved as part of the consent agenda. [case Resolution No. 4421] Resolution No. 4421: A resolution authorizing the City Manager to submit a grant application to the Florida Department of Transportation, High Visibility Enforcement Program. Approved as part of the consent agenda. [case Resolution No. 4422] Resolution No. 4422: A resolution providing for a change in the September 2026 City Council regular meeting schedule. Approved as part of the consent agenda. [2442 Empire Avenue; case CE#2023-0112] Lien Rescission No. CE#2023-0112: Recommendation from the Code Enforcement Board to deny the reduction of the lien balance amount of $1,250 for the property at 2442 Empire Avenue. The property owner, James Teele, was cited for excessive open storage and inoperable vehicles. The property was found to be in compliance in October 2025, after a lengthy process. The Board recommended denial of the rescission request, with the fine remaining at $1,250. Council supported the recommendation and denied the reduction. [Sarno Road and west of Wickham Road, Melbourne, FL; case Project No. 10321] Resolution No. 4423: Authorizing an Agreement of Purchase and Sale between the City of Melbourne and Otto S. Boozer, as Trustee, for property located on Sarno Road and west of Wickham Road, Melbourne, FL (Parcel ID 27-36-24-00-11 / Tax Account 2703576) for the relocation of Fire Station No. 72. The purchase price is $1,000,000 plus closing costs. The property is 2.6 acres and has existing wetlands and shallow groundwater. Site remediation is estimated to cost an additional $1 million. The agreement was executed on June 13, 2026, with a 90-day investigation period. Council members Smith and Hanley voted nay. [case Resolution No. 4424] Resolution No. 4424: A resolution amending Building Division fees to align with new legislation (House Bill 803) requiring fees to be calculated based on actual costs incurred by the city. Approved unanimously. [Wyndham Grand Jupiter at Harbourside Place, Jupiter, FL] Space Coast Regional Chamber's 2026 Community Leadership Retreat. Council members Mimi Hanley, Marcus Smith, and David Neuman expressed interest in attending the retreat in Jupiter, FL, from September 10-12, 2026. City Council approval is required as the event is outside Brevard County. A finding that attendance serves a valid public purpose is required. The City has been a member of the Space Coast Chamber of Commerce since March 1995. [1710 Stockton Street; case AV2026-0003] An ordinance to abandon and vacate a public alley right-of-way at 1710 Stockton Street. The applicant, Dwight Clark, requested the vacation of the unimproved 10-foot-wide public alley right-of-way abutting the west lot line of his property to increase property size and prevent trespassing. No utilities are located within the alley, and no objections were received. The ordinance was recommended for approval. [22 E New Haven Avenue; case AV2026-0005] An ordinance to vacate a 12-foot-wide unimproved public alley right-of-way that runs through the applicant’s property at 22 E New Haven Avenue. The applicant, 30 E New Haven LLC, requested the vacation as part of proposed development. A previous ordinance (2018-37) was voided due to an unmet condition regarding a gas line easement, which has since been relocated. Staff received no objections and recommended approval. [1000 N Wickham Rd; case AV2025-0007] An ordinance vacating a portion of a 15-foot-wide public utility easement at 1000 N Wickham Rd, encompassing the Walmart building. The applicant, Wal-Mart Stores East LP, requested the vacation for proposed building renovations that are obstructed by the easement. An initial objection from Public Works Water/Sewer regarding a water line was resolved by the applicant agreeing to grant a new easement centered over the water line. The City Attorney's Office recommended approval with the condition that a new 15-foot-wide public utility easement be granted. [Crane Creek Reserve Golf Course; case Project No. 10621] Construction contract award to Accurate Power & Technology, Inc., Eustis, FL, for Crane Creek Reserve Golf Course Electrical Improvements, Project No. 10621. The project involves upgrading the electrical service to support new irrigation pumps installed in 2025, including disconnecting existing equipment, installing new pump control panels, and connecting a new electrical service from a new FPL transformer. A generator connection will also be installed. The contract amount is $142,130.00. [900 East Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne, Florida 32901; case ITB-10621-0-2026/KB] The City of Melbourne is entering into a Construction Agreement with a Contractor for the Crane Creek Golf Course Electrical project. The project number is 10621. The bid opening was on July 10, 2026. The contract includes various divisions such as Invitation to Bid, General Conditions, Technical Plans, and Special Conditions. The Contractor is required to commence work upon written order and reach Substantial Completion within 30 calendar days, with Final Completion within 15 calendar days of Substantial Completion. Time is of the essence for this contract. A Combination Performance and Payment Bond is also required. The City's address for notices is 900 East Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne, Florida 32901. [924 Thomas Barbour Drive; case Project No. 10826] The City of Melbourne is entering into a License Agreement with In-Depth, Inc. for the temporary use of a portion of City-owned property at Ballard Park, located at 924 Thomas Barbour Drive. This is for staging equipment and storing materials for the Annual Installation, Maintenance and Repair Work for Navigational Aids and Channel Markers project (Work Order No. 1 Anchoring Limitation Areas, Project No. 10826). The licensed area is approximately 75 feet by 75 feet and includes use of one boat dock, one parking space for a construction trailer, and two parking spaces for boat trailers. The agreement is effective from June 29, 2026, to August 31, 2026. In-Depth, Inc. is required to maintain commercial general liability insurance with a limit of not less than $1,000,000.00 per occurrence and business automobile liability insurance with a limit of not less than $1,000,000.00 per accident. This document is a meeting agenda or record containing numerous items, primarily consisting of coded numbers and references that do not translate into specific project details such as addresses, project sizes, zoning changes, applicant names, case numbers, decisions, or key dates. Therefore, it is not possible to extract actionable information for contractors and trades regarding specific work opportunities. This document appears to be a partial agenda or record with numerous coded entries and page numbers, lacking specific project details such as addresses, project sizes, zoning changes, applicant names, case numbers, decisions, or key dates. It is not possible to extract actionable information for contractors and trades. [Joe Mullins RO Water Treatment Plant] Melbourne City Council is considering a grant application to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection for Alternative Water Supply Funding. The project involves expanding the Joe Mullins Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant from 5 MGD to 10 MGD, with future capability to 15 MGD. The total project cost is $82,301,601, with a requested grant of $20,575,400 (25% of the cost). The City will provide local matching funds of $61,726,201. The purpose is to improve water source quality and ensure capacity through 2049. Melbourne City Council is considering a grant application to the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), for the FY 2026 COPS Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Act (LEMHWA) Program. The Melbourne Police Department seeks $182,132 for a 24-month Peer Support and Suicide Prevention Advancement Project. This project will provide advanced training to eight Peer Support/Critical Incident Stress Management members, certify four members as suicide-prevention instructors, deliver suicide-prevention education to approximately 248 employees, and offer two family education days annually. The grant requires no matching funds, and the City will use General Fund to continue wellness efforts upon project completion. [Carver Park West Parking Lot] Melbourne City Council is considering a Substantial Amendment to the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) FY 2025-2026 Action Plan. The proposed change involves reallocating $31,000 from a cancelled project (Carver Park Football Field Lighting) to a new project (Carver Park West Parking Lot Lighting Installation). The Request for Applications was advertised on May 7, 2026, with a deadline of May 21, 2026. An application was received from Parks, Recreation and Golf, and an evaluation committee recommended approval on May 27, 2026. The Citizens' Advisory Board also approved the amendment. [Carver Park parking lot; case Item No. C. 15.] The City of Melbourne Parks, Recreation, and Golf requested a scope of work change for lighting at Carver Park parking lot, reallocating $31,000 in CDBG funds. The Citizens' Advisory Board (CAB) unanimously approved the substantial amendment to the FY 2025-2026 CDBG Action Plan on June 1, 2026. No public comments were received. [case Item No. C. 16.] The City of Melbourne is reallocating $10,220.61 in HOME funds from the Tenant-Based Rental Assistance program (which has sunset) to the Homeowner Housing Rehabilitation Program. This substantial amendment to the FY 2022-2023 and 2025-2026 HOME Action Plan was approved by the Citizens' Advisory Board (CAB) on June 1, 2026. No public comments were received.
- Board:
- City Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-28
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Approved on first reading
- Address:
- 1710 Stockton Street
- Applicant:
- Dwight Clark
07/27/2026 Agenda
The Zoning Board of Adjustment for the City of Melbourne, Florida, will consider a variance request for 1300 South Harbor City Boulevard. The applicant seeks variances related to lot frontage on an improved public street and a reduction in required parking spaces for a 4,913± square foot office/professional building. The board will also address board members' term lengths. The meeting is scheduled for July 27, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chamber.
- Board:
- Zoning Board of Adjustment
- Date:
- 2026-07-27
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 1300 South Harbor City Boulevard
July 17 BEEB Agenda
This document is an agenda for the City of Melbourne's Beautification and Energy Efficiency Board meeting on July 17, 2026. The agenda includes opening procedures, presentations on the Most Valuable Pond (MVP) Program, unfinished business such as updates on the Sustainable Action Plan, code enforcement, and beautification/energy awards, and new business items for the next agenda. There are no specific development projects listed for approval or discussion that would represent a direct contracting opportunity.
- Board:
- Beautification and Energy Efficiency Board
- Date:
- 2026-07-17
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 900 E. Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne, FL 32901
07/16/2026 Agenda
[2000 & 2020 Commerce Drive; case PLAN2026-0004 (for Project 1); SDV2026-0001 (for Project 2)] Project 1: Site plan approval for a new 9,048 sq ft single-story building at an existing facility. Project 2: Subdivision variance to validate existing lots without platting for a 5.4-acre townhome development divided into 40 parcels and common areas.
- Board:
- Local Planning Agency/Planning & Zoning
- Date:
- 2026-07-16
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- P&Z Final Approval (for Project 1); not stated (for Project 2)
- Address:
- 2000 & 2020 Commerce Drive
- Applicant:
- Circles of Care, Inc. (Owner), Landon Scheer, P.E. (Applicant/Representative) for Project 1; Kim Rezanka, Lacey Rezanka (Applicant/Representative) for Project 2
07/16/2026 Agenda Pack - ADA
[2000 & 2020 Commerce Drive; case PLAN2026-0004] Site plan approval for a new 9,048 sq ft single-story building at an existing facility. The property is 9.17 acres zoned M-1. The project is located at the northwest corner of Commerce Drive and NASA Boulevard. The applicant is Circles of Care, Inc. The case number is PLAN2026-0004. The decision is P&Z Final Approval. [East side of Mosswood Road, south of Aurora Road, and north of Cannon Street; case SDV2026-0001] Subdivision variance request to validate existing lots without platting for a 5.4-acre townhome development divided into 40 parcels and common areas. The property is zoned R-2(6.4) and R-2(8.5). The location is on the east side of Mosswood Road, south of Aurora Road, and north of Cannon Street. The applicant is Kim Rezanka. The case number is SDV2026-0001. The decision is recommended for approval. [1620 South Harbor City Boulevard; case PLAN2025-0011] Site plan approval for a commercial development on a 0.41-acre property zoned C-C-2. The location is on the west side of South Harbor City Boulevard, north of Fee Avenue and east of Tangerine Street. The case number is PLAN2025-0011. The decision was a recommendation for approval.
- Board:
- Local Planning Agency/Planning & Zoning
- Date:
- 2026-07-16
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- P&Z Final Approval
- Address:
- 2000 & 2020 Commerce Drive
- Applicant:
- Circles of Care, Inc. (Owner), Landon Scheer, P.E. (Applicant/Representative)
07/15/2026 Agenda
[529 E. New Haven Ave.; 1591 Highland Avenue; 1401 Guava Avenue; case HARB2025-0044; HARB2026-0021; HARB2026-0025; HARB2026-0026] Item 6: Lynora's at 529 E. New Haven Ave. is seeking review for exterior improvements and a citywide mural. Case number HARB2025-0044. Item 8: Lynora's at 529 E. New Haven Ave. is seeking review for exterior improvements in the Downtown CRA. Case number HARB2026-0025. Item 7: Calvary Chapel Eau Gallie at 1591 Highland Avenue is seeking review for signage in the Eau Gallie CRA. Case number HARB2026-0021. Item 9: Housing Authority of Brevard Co. at 1401 Guava Avenue is seeking review for exterior painting in the Eau Gallie CRA. Case number HARB2026-0026.
- Board:
- Historic and Architectural Review Board
- Date:
- 2026-07-15
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 529 E. New Haven Ave.; 1591 Highland Avenue; 1401 Guava Avenue
- Applicant:
- Lynora's; Calvary Chapel Eau Gallie; Housing Authority of Brevard Co.
07/15/2026 Agenda Pack - ADA
[529 E. New Haven Ave.; case HARB2026-0025] Project involves exterior improvements including adding transom windows, modifying a patio, replacing a pergola, removing an awning and secondary entrance, relocating a mural, adding exterior umbrellas, updating trim and fascia colors, and replacing a fence. The applicant seeks to revise the exterior design of a commercial building. Staff recommends the application be found consistent with Downtown Architectural Guidelines. Building permits are required. [1401 Guava Avenue; case HARB2026-0026] Project involves exterior painting of a multi-story building. The applicant seeks approval to repaint the building using specific color schemes for the main body, window trim, door trim, railings, and poles. Staff recommends the application be found consistent with Eau Gallie Architectural Guidelines. No permit is required for building painting. [1591 Highland Avenue; case HARB2026-0021] Project involves the installation of signage, including three single-sided canvas signs, one double-sided panel sign, and one internally illuminated LED wall sign. Staff recommends that the Board find the application NOT consistent with the Eau Gallie Architectural Guidelines because all signs should be defined by use of borders around the sign area when it is contained within a distinct shape. A sign permit is required. [529 E. New Haven Ave.; case HARB2025-0044] Project involves the installation of a mural on the north building elevation, depicting a woman holding a glass of wine. The muralist is Cody Monahan. Staff recommends the Board find the application consistent with the City of Melbourne Mural Guidelines. A mural permit is required. [2002 S. Harbor City Blvd.; case HARB2026-0014] Project involves exterior improvements including signage. The applicant is requesting approval to change the signage on the exterior of the existing commercial structure. The proposed rectangular sign measures 95 inches in width by 46.25 inches in height and will be constructed from PVC. The Board approved the application as presented, finding it consistent with the Downtown District Architectural Guidelines. The business will be an Italian bakery shop. [700 E. Strawbridge Ave.; case HARB2026-0016] Project involves the installation of an awning/canopy. The applicant would like to install a white, rigid aluminum awning on the East and West side of the building over the existing patio to provide shade. The awning measures 26 feet wide by 19 feet deep by 8.3 feet high. The Board approved the application as presented, finding it consistent with Downtown District Architectural Guidelines. [2001 S. Harbor City Blvd.; case HARB2026-0017] Project involves signage. This is an 'after-the-fact' application seeking approval to change the graphics on an existing pole sign. The square sign is 4 ft. by 4 ft. The applicant stated the sign was hand painted and the plan is to display promotions on the lower part. The Board approved the application as presented, finding it consistent with the Downtown District Architectural Guidelines. [306 E. Strawbridge Ave.; case HARB2026-0018] Project involves signage. The applicant is requesting approval to install a single-sided, non-illuminated detached sign measuring 5 ft 1 in. in height with white lettering on a black background, topped with a decorative greenhouse. The Board approved the application as presented, finding it consistent with the Downtown District Architectural Guidelines. [730 E. Strawbridge Ave.; case HARB2026-0020] Project involves signage. The applicant is requesting approval to install one set of halo-illuminated channel letters connected to existing electrical. There were questions regarding placement due to drainage and power lines, but the Board agreed it still looked good. The Board approved the application as presented, finding it consistent with the Downtown District Architectural Guidelines. [1701 S. Harbor City Blvd.; case HARB2026-0023] Project involves changing building color. The applicant is requesting approval to repaint the building using specific colors for the body, trim, and accent features. The Board approved the application as presented, finding it consistent with the Downtown District Architectural Guidelines. [1248 Highland Ave.; case HARB2026-0015] Project involves historic rescission request. This item was postponed to the August 19, 2026 meeting. [555 Montreal Avenue; case HARB2026-0022] Project involves preserving the front elevation of a contributing structure in the Eau Gallie Historic District. The applicants requested approval for numerous upgrades including changing roof shape, adding gutters, installing new roof shingles, replacing garage wood panels, replacing windows, converting garage to living space, replacing front door, repainting, adding fencing, constructing a circular driveway, and relocating parking. The Board recommended approval of HPO recommendations for gutters, exterior materials, window and door replacement, and repainting. The roof replacement must utilize a 'cross gable' roof configuration to the rear and be reviewed by HPO. Replacement of the garage door with a new exterior wall must include concrete block masonry matching the existing structure and two new double-hung windows, also subject to HPO review. The circular driveway was considered a great addition due to traffic safety reasons. The Board was against the idea of the roof extension at the back of the house, feeling it would not look proportionate. [1591 Highland Ave.; case HARB2026-0021] Project involves signage. This item was postponed to the July 15, 2026 meeting.
- Board:
- Historic and Architectural Review Board
- Date:
- 2026-07-15
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Recommended for approval
- Address:
- 529 E. New Haven Ave.
- Applicant:
- Lynora's
07-14-26
The City of Melbourne City Council agenda for July 14, 2026, includes several items relevant to contractors and trades. Key items include a zoning text amendment to extend the Central Business Overlay Zone for 4.25 acres, various task orders and agreements for professional consulting services related to water and wastewater infrastructure projects (Croton Road Reclaimed Water Main Extension, Lift Station No. 12 Force Main Replacement, Wellfield Improvements for Production Well No. 8, and an Inflow and Infiltration Study), a contract amendment for Fire Department Needs Analysis and Station Design, and purchases for roof replacement, LED streetlight heads, and dump trucks. The agenda also lists ordinances for abandoning and vacating public alley rights-of-way and utility easements at specific addresses, and a resolution authorizing the purchase of property for a new Fire Station No. 72. Public comment is scheduled but no specific comments are detailed in this agenda.
- Board:
- City Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-14
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Not stated for most items as this is an agenda for discussion and potential action.
- Address:
- 900 E. Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne, FL 32901 (City Hall Council Chamber); 2442 Empire Avenue; 1710 Stockton Street; 22 E. New Haven Avenue; 1000 N. Wickham Road; Sarno Road and west of Wickham Road.
- Applicant:
- Kelly Delmonico, Land Development Strategies (for zoning text amendment); DRMP, Inc. (for Croton Road Reclaimed Water Main Extension and Lift Station No. 12 Force Main Replacement); CDM Smith, Inc. (for Water Production Wellfield Improvements); Infrastructure Engineering Group, LLC (for Inflow and Infiltration Study); PGAL, Inc. (for Fire Department Needs Analysis and Station Design); Hamilton Roofing, Inc. (for roof replacement); Graybar Electric Company, Inc. (for LED streetlight heads); Cumberland International (for dump trucks); Geosyntec Consultants, Inc. (for Stormwater Master Plan); True North Geographic Technologies, LLC (for ESRI Utility Network and data migration); Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. (for Downtown Core Streetscape Project); Life Scan Wellness Centers (for medical physicals and scans); Dean, Ringers, Morgan & Lawton, P.A. (for legal services); Otto S. Boozer, as Trustee of the Otto S. Boozer Restated Revocable Trust Agreement (for property purchase for Fire Station No. 72); James & Sheila Teele / James Teele (for lien rescission).
Agenda 071426
[11 parcels totaling 4.25 acres; case Ordinance No. 2026-26] City Council will consider Ordinance No. 2026-26, a zoning text amendment to extend the Central Business Overlay Zone (CB-OZ) by 4.25 acres. This extension aims to facilitate redevelopment by applying flexible development and design standards to 11 parcels along the northern boundary of the Downtown Melbourne Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), extending from Waverly Place to Fee Avenue. The Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval. This item was first read on June 9, 2026, and is scheduled for its second reading and public hearing on July 14, 2026. [Croton Road; case Task Order No. DRMP-U-2025-003, Project No. 34122] City Council will consider Task Order No. DRMP-U-2025-003 for the Croton Road Reclaimed Water Main Extension, Project No. 34122, with DRMP, Inc. for $179,625. [Lift Station No. 12; case Task Order No. DRMP-U-2025-004, Project No. 32324] City Council will consider Task Order No. DRMP-U-2025-004 for the Lift Station No. 12 Force Main Replacement, Project No. 32324, with DRMP, Inc. for $197,075. [case Task Order No. CDM-09, Project No. 31323] City Council will consider Task Order No. CDM-09 for Hydrogeologic and Engineering Services for Water Production Wellfield Improvements for the Design of Production Well No. 8, Project No. 31323, with CDM Smith, Inc. for $437,235. [Grant Street Water Reclamation Facility; case Task Order No. IEG-U-2025-001, Project No. 37026] City Council will consider Task Order No. IEG-U-2025-001 for an Inflow and Infiltration Study for the Grant Street Water Reclamation Facility Collection System, Project No. 37026, with Infrastructure Engineering Group, LLC for $500,000. [case Amendment No. 1, Project No. 10321] City Council will consider Amendment No. 1 to the professional engineering services contract with PGAL, Inc. for the Fire Department Needs Analysis and Station Design, Project No. 10321, for $183,000. [Water Production Actiflo Building; case Project No. 31124] City Council will consider the purchase of roof replacement for the Water Production Actiflo Building, Project No. 31124, with Hamilton Roofing, Inc., with an estimated cost of $111,731.33. City Council will consider the purchase of LED streetlight heads for the Facilities Division from Graybar Electric Company, Inc., with an estimated annual cost of $175,000. City Council will consider the purchase of two Class 8 dump trucks for the Streets Division from Cumberland International for $349,881.36. [case Project No. 20026] City Council will consider a Continuing Contract for Professional Engineering Services for the Stormwater Master Plan, Project No. 20026, with Geosyntec Consultants, Inc. City Council will consider the purchase of Professional Services to implement ESRI Utility Network and data migration from True North Geographic Technologies, LLC for $241,500. City Council will consider an Interlocal Agreement with Brevard County for the Save Our Indian River Lagoon Local Infrastructure Surtax. [Downtown Core] City Council will consider the selection of Professional Engineering Services for the Downtown Core Streetscape Project and authorization to negotiate a contract with Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. City Council will consider an Agreement for medical physicals and scans for the Fire Department with Life Scan Wellness Centers for $120,254. City Council will consider an Agreement for Legal Services regarding a non-party discovery matter with Dean, Ringers, Morgan & Lawton, P.A. [case Resolution No. 4421] City Council will consider Resolution No. 4421, authorizing the City Manager to submit a grant application to the Florida Department of Transportation for the High Visibility Enforcement Program. [case Resolution No. 4422] City Council will consider Resolution No. 4422, providing for a change in the September 2026 City Council regular meeting schedule. [2442 Empire Avenue; case Lien Rescission No. CE#2023-0112] City Council will hold a public hearing and consider Lien Rescission No. CE#2023-0112, recommending that the lien balance amount of $1,250 not be reduced for the cited respondents and property at 2442 Empire Avenue. The cited respondent/current owner is James & Sheila Teele, and the applicant is James Teele. [1710 Stockton Street; case Ordinance No. 2026-27 (AV2026-0003)] City Council will hold a first reading and public hearing for Ordinance No. 2026-27 (AV2026-0003), an ordinance to abandon and vacate a public alley right-of-way at 1710 Stockton Street. [22 E. New Haven Avenue; case Ordinance No. 2026-28 (AV2026-0005)] City Council will hold a first reading and public hearing for Ordinance No. 2026-28 (AV2026-0005), an ordinance to abandon and vacate a 12-foot-wide unimproved public alley right-of-way that runs through the applicant’s property at 22 E. New Haven Avenue. [1000 N. Wickham Road; case Ordinance No. 2026-29 (AV2025-0007)] City Council will hold a first reading and public hearing for Ordinance No. 2026-29 (AV2025-0007), an ordinance vacating a portion of a 15-foot-wide public utility easement that encompasses the building on the parcel at 1000 N. Wickham Road, with conditions. [Sarno Road and west of Wickham Road; case Resolution No. 4423, Project No. 10321] City Council will consider Resolution No. 4423, authorizing an Agreement of Purchase and Sale between the City of Melbourne and Otto S. Boozer, as Trustee of the Otto S. Boozer Restated Revocable Trust Agreement, for property located on Sarno Road and west of Wickham Road, Melbourne, FL, for Fire Station No. 72, Project No. 10321, for $1,000,000 plus closing costs. [case Resolution No. 4424] City Council will consider Resolution No. 4424, amending Building Division fees as part of the schedule of miscellaneous development fees adopted by Resolution No. 4356. [11 parcels totaling 4.25 acres; case Ordinance No. 2026-26] City Council will consider Ordinance No. 2026-26, a zoning text amendment to extend the Central Business Overlay Zone (CB-OZ) by 4.25 acres. This extension aims to facilitate redevelopment by applying flexible development and design standards to 11 parcels along the northern boundary of the Downtown Melbourne Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), extending from Waverly Place to Fee Avenue. The Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval. This item was first read on June 9, 2026, and is scheduled for its second reading and public hearing on July 14, 2026. [Longwood Subdivision; case Work Order No. 26-01, Project No. 64324] City Council approved Work Order No. 26-01 to the contract for Asphalt and Milling Annual Resurfacing Program for the Longwood Subdivision Road Resurfacing and Restoration, Project No. 64324, with V.A. Paving, Inc., for $1,800,000. This project includes 2.7 miles of roadway resurfacing, with base repairs required for 1.65 miles. The contractor has 270 days to complete the work. [Southwest Park; case Project No. 70126] City Council approved the purchase of playground equipment and turf surfacing for Southwest Park, Project No. 70126, with Playmore West, Inc., for $397,137.40. City Council approved the Fifth Amendment to the Purchase Agreement for Temporary Staffing Services with AUE Temporary Staffing, Inc., with an annual estimated cost of $1,050,000. [Grant Street Water Reclamation Facility] City Council approved an application (Request for Inclusion) to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Bureau of Water Facilities Funding under the State Revolving Fund for Grant Street Water Reclamation Facility Improvements. [case Ordinance No. 2026-24] City Council approved Ordinance No. 2026-24, which amends City Code Chapter 50, Article III; Appendix B, Article IX; and Appendix D, Chapters 3, 8, and 10, related to referencing 'Certificate of Engineering Construction Completion' in multiple sections of City Code. This ordinance passed its second reading and public hearing on June 9, 2026. [case Ordinance No. 2026-25] City Council approved Ordinance No. 2026-25, proposing a referendum item for a charter amendment to Section 8.04 of the City Charter, authorizing City Council to delegate the duties of the Zoning Board of Adjustment to the Planning and Zoning Board. This ordinance passed its second reading and public hearing on June 9, 2026. City Council approved the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Annual Action Plan, which outlines projects and activities using Federal FY 2026-2027 CDBG funds. This includes funding for public services, public facilities and improvements, and a housing activity. No public comments were received during the comment period. City Council approved the HOME Investment Partnership Program (HOME) Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Annual Action Plan, allocating $250,359.29 for various programs including a CHDO set-aside, Homeowner Occupied Hurricane Hardening Program, and Homeowner Occupied Accessibility Program. No public comments were received during the comment period. [case Resolution No. 4420] City Council approved Resolution No. 4420, adopting second quarter budget recommendations for the City's Fiscal Year 2025-2026 budget. The budget impact is a net increase of $3,712,729. City Council discussed the proposed property tax constitutional amendment, which would increase homestead exemptions and reduce the cap on annual assessment increases for non-homestead properties. Council members expressed concerns about potential revenue loss and discussed potential mitigation strategies, including fee adjustments and partnerships with non-profits. No formal action was taken on the amendment itself, but discussions informed future budget considerations. City Council discussed the City of Melbourne Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget. Council expressed consensus for the schedule change of the September 2026 Budget Public Hearings and City Council Meetings to Wednesday, September 9, at 5:30 p.m. and Wednesday, September 23, beginning at 5:30 p.m., with the regular meeting immediately following. Council also approved the Budget Special Meeting to be scheduled on Wednesday, July 29, at 5:30 p.m. City Council discussed the City’s proposed 2026-2027 Federal Legislative Priorities. Council expressed consensus for the list of priorities, including a request to prioritize funding for the Downtown Eau Gallie parking garage project. City Council discussed travel authorization for Council Members to attend the Melbourne Regional Chamber of Commerce's 2026 Community Leadership Retreat. The item was moved to a future agenda (July 28) for more information. City Council made board appointments: Tyler White and Hunter Benninger were appointed as alternate members to the Beautification and Energy Efficiency Board (terms through February 12, 2028). Kate Broderick, Dianne Baumert-Moyik, and LuAnn Moyer were appointed to the Historic and Architectural Review Board (terms vary). Thomas Richards, Justin Jennings, and Edilene Johansson were reappointed/appointed to the Olde Eau Gallie Riverfront Community Redevelopment Agency Advisory Committee (terms through June 11, 2028).
- Board:
- City Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-14
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Recommended for approval by P&Z Board; awaiting City Council decision
- Address:
- 11 parcels totaling 4.25 acres
- Applicant:
- Kelly Delmonico, Land Development Strategies
Summary 071426
[case Ordinance No. 2026-26] Ordinance No. 2026-26, a zoning text amendment to extend the Central Business Overlay Zone for 4.25 acres, was approved 5-0 by the City Council on July 14, 2026. The applicant was Kelly Delmonico, Land Development Strategies. This item had its first reading on June 9, 2026, and was reviewed by the Planning and Zoning Board on May 21, 2026. [Croton Road; case Task Order No. DRMP-U-2025-003, Project No. 34122] Task Order No. DRMP-U-2025-003 for the Croton Road Reclaimed Water Main Extension (Project No. 34122) was approved on July 14, 2026, with a cost of $179,625. The contractor is DRMP, Inc. of Merritt Island, FL. [Lift Station No. 12; case Task Order No. DRMP-U-2025-004, Project No. 32324] Task Order No. DRMP-U-2025-004 for the Lift Station No. 12 Force Main Replacement (Project No. 32324) was approved on July 14, 2026, with a cost of $197,075. The contractor is DRMP, Inc. of Merritt Island, FL. [Water Production Wellfield; case Task Order No. CDM-09, Project No. 31323] Task Order No. CDM-09 for Hydrogeologic and Engineering Services for Water Production Wellfield Improvements for the Design of Production Well No. 8 (Project No. 31323) was approved on July 14, 2026, with a cost of $437,235. The contractor is CDM Smith, Inc. of Maitland, FL. [Grant Street Water Reclamation Facility Collection System; case Task Order No. IEG-U-2025-001, Project No. 37026] Task Order No. IEG-U-2025-001 for the Inflow and Infiltration Study for the Grant Street Water Reclamation Facility Collection System (Project No. 37026) was approved on July 14, 2026, with a cost of $500,000. The contractor is Infrastructure Engineering Group, LLC of Indian Harbour Beach, FL. [case Amendment No. 1, Project No. 10321] Amendment No. 1 to the professional engineering services contract with PGAL, Inc. for the Fire Department Needs Analysis and Station Design (Project No. 10321) was approved on July 14, 2026, with a cost of $183,000. PGAL, Inc. is located in Houston, TX. [case Project No. 31124, Project No. 20026, Resolution No. 4421, Resolution No. 4422] The City Council approved several purchases and agreements on July 14, 2026, as part of the Consent Agenda. These include: a roof replacement for the Water Production Actiflo Building ($111,731.33) by Hamilton Roofing, Inc.; LED streetlight heads for the Facilities Division from Graybar Electric Company, Inc. (estimated annual cost $175,000); two Class 8 dump trucks for the Streets Division ($349,881.36) from Cumberland International; professional engineering services for the Stormwater Master Plan (Project No. 20026) by Geosyntec Consultants, Inc.; professional services for ESRI Utility Network and data migration ($241,500) by True North Geographic Technologies, LLC; an Interlocal Agreement with Brevard County for the Save Our Indian River Lagoon Local Infrastructure Surtax; selection of Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. for the Downtown Core Streetscape Project; agreement for medical physicals and scans for the Fire Department ($120,254) by Life Scan Wellness Centers; agreement for legal services with Dean, Ringers, Morgan & Lawton, P.A.; Resolution No. 4421 authorizing a grant application to the Florida Department of Transportation; and Resolution No. 4422 changing the September 2026 City Council meeting schedule. The Downtown Core Streetscape Project was later removed from the consent agenda and approved separately. [2442 Empire Avenue; case Lien Rescission No. CE#2023-0112] Lien Rescission No. CE#2023-0112 regarding the property at 2442 Empire Avenue was heard on July 14, 2026. The Code Enforcement Board recommended that the lien balance of $1,250 not be reduced. The decision was approved. [1710 Stockton Street; case Ordinance No. 2026-27 (AV2026-0003)] Ordinance No. 2026-27 (AV2026-0003), an ordinance to abandon and vacate a public alley right-of-way at 1710 Stockton Street, was approved 5-0 on July 14, 2026. Council Member David Neuman was not present for the vote. [22 E. New Haven Avenue; case Ordinance No. 2026-28 (AV2026-0005)] Ordinance No. 2026-28 (AV2026-0005), an ordinance to abandon and vacate a 12-foot-wide unimproved public alley right-of-way running through the applicant’s property at 22 E. New Haven Avenue, was approved on July 14, 2026. [1000 N. Wickham Road; case Ordinance No. 2026-29 (AV2025-0007)] Ordinance No. 2026-29 (AV2025-0007), an ordinance vacating a portion of a 15-foot-wide public utility easement that encompasses the building on the parcel at 1000 N. Wickham Road, was approved on July 14, 2026, with conditions. [Sarno Road and west of Wickham Road; case Resolution No. 4423, Project No. 10321] Resolution No. 4423, authorizing an Agreement of Purchase and Sale between the City of Melbourne and Otto S. Boozer, as Trustee of the Otto S. Boozer Restated Revocable Trust Agreement, for property located on Sarno Road and west of Wickham Road for Fire Station No. 72 (Project No. 10321), was approved 4-2 on July 14, 2026, for $1,000,000 plus closing costs. Council Members Smith and Hanley voted nay. [case Resolution No. 4424] Resolution No. 4424, amending Building Division fees as part of the schedule of miscellaneous development fees, was approved 5-0 on July 14, 2026. Council Member Smith was not present for the vote.
- Board:
- City Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-14
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Approved 5-0
- Address:
- Croton Road
- Applicant:
- Kelly Delmonico, Land Development Strategies
Agenda
This document is an agenda for the Olde Eau Gallie Riverfront Community Redevelopment Agency Advisory Committee/Waterfronts Florida Partnership Committee meeting on July 9, 2026. Key items include a text amendment for Community Aesthetics, an EGAD Main Street Funding Agreement, and an EGAD Main Street Quarterly Update. General public comment is also scheduled. The meeting will be held at City Hall Council Chamber, 900 E. Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne, FL 32901.
- Board:
- Olde Eau Gallie Riverfront CRA Advisory Committee
- Date:
- 2026-07-09
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 900 E. Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne, FL 32901
07/08/2026 Code Enforcement Agenda
[1921 Elizabeth St; case CE#2025-00409] Case CE#2025-00409 involves unfinished business regarding unsafe/hazardous conditions, overgrowth, nuisance exterior storage, and inoperable vehicles at 1921 Elizabeth St. The property has a collapsed roof, holes in the roof, falling fascia and eaves, and a collapsed carport. Additionally, there is overgrowth of grass and weeds exceeding 12 inches, vegetation growing into roof holes, and unkempt landscaping. Exterior storage includes fence debris, tires, broken furniture, a propane tank, tire rims, bicycle frames and tires, a canoe, building material, junk, and plant debris. Inoperable vehicles include a dark green Chevrolet Gladiator van with flat tires, a white Chevrolet Astro van with no license plate, a dark green Chevrolet Blazer with flat tires, and a trailer in the front yard. Corrective actions involve repairing or replacing the roof and structures, abating unsafe conditions by removal or demolition with proper permits, mowing and maintaining landscaping, relocating or removing exterior storage, and ensuring vehicles are operable or removed. [12 E Avenue C; case CE#2026-00026] Case CE#2026-00026 addresses overgrowth and recreational vehicle storage at 12 E Avenue C. The property has overgrown grass and weeds over 12 inches high and unkempt landscaping. A boat is being stored in the front driveway, violating residential storage restrictions. Corrective actions include mowing and maintaining landscaping, and relocating the recreational vehicle to a carport, enclosed building, or to the rear of the front building line. This case was marked as COMPLIED. [1001 S Hickory St; case CE#2026-00124] Case CE#2026-00124 concerns disrepaired doors on the south side of the building at 1001 S Hickory St, violating fire prevention codes related to means of egress. Corrective action requires repair or replacement of the doors according to city code, obtaining proper permits, and scheduling a new fire inspection. The case is listed as unfinished business. [2204 Country Club Dr; case CE#2026-00138] Case CE#2026-00138 at 2204 Country Club Dr involves an unsecured pool, required building permits, and a dead tree removal. The swimming pool is temporarily secured by construction fencing and requires a permanent fence or enclosure. Various construction activities including windows, doors, vinyl siding, electrical, plumbing, deck work, and demolition were completed without proper permits. A dead palm tree on the north side of the property was to be removed. Corrective actions include installing a permanent pool fence with permits, obtaining issued and completed building permits for all work, and removing the dead palm tree. The dead tree removal was COMPLIED PRIOR TO HEARING, and nuisance exterior storage of lumber, doors, and plant debris was also COMPLIED PRIOR TO HEARING, as was garbage container placement and window maintenance. [592 Montreal Ave; case CE2021-00929] Case CE#2021-00929 at 592 Montreal Ave involves ongoing violations related to building permits and a certificate of occupancy. The property has had work completed without required permits, including pavers, light poles, accessory structures, electrical, and plumbing. It is also being occupied and utilized for events and commercial activity without a Certificate of Occupancy. Corrective actions require obtaining all required permits, finals on issued permits, and a Certificate of Occupancy. A fine and lien of $50 per day has been accumulating, with the fine stayed at $21,050 until 07/08/26. [3101 N Highway A1A; case CE#2023-00505] Case CE#2023-00505 at 3101 N Highway A1A involves ongoing violations related to walking surfaces, specifically structurally unsound balconies requiring repair or replacement. The case has accumulated a substantial fine, currently stayed at $476,840 until 07/08/26. [2647 Pepper Ave; case CE#2025-00034] Case CE#2025-00034 at 2647 Pepper Ave involves disrepair of the roof, soffit, and associated components, as well as general building and property maintenance issues. The structure and components require repair, including window/door replacement, roof maintenance, and stucco/painting of exterior walls. The house had been boarded up for over a year, which has now been COMPLIED. Corrective actions include repairing the roof, soffit, and other structural elements, and addressing general maintenance needs. The property owner was previously found to comply by 07/07/26. [1962 Garner Ave; case CE#2025-00107] Case CE#2025-00107 at 1962 Garner Ave requires a building permit for an addition to the outside back porch area and a wood fence. The back yard fence has broken, leaning portions that need repair or removal. The fence repair/removal was COMPLIED PRIOR TO HEARING. Corrective actions include obtaining the necessary building permit. [2838 Sarno Rd; case CE#2025-00181] Case CE#2025-00181 at 2838 Sarno Rd involves multiple violations including the need for a site/development plan, inoperable vehicles, nuisance outside storage, paved parking requirements, and alterations to stormwater systems. The property is being utilized as a storage/junk yard with accumulations of miscellaneous items, metal, vehicles, and containers. Parking is occurring on unimproved surfaces, and a retention area has been filled in. Corrective actions include obtaining an approved site plan, removing inoperable vehicles, relocating or removing exterior storage, paving parking areas, and addressing stormwater system alterations. The property owner must contact the City of Melbourne Community Development Department and Engineering Department. [1461 Johnson St; case CE#2025-00446] Case CE#2025-00446 at 1461 Johnson St involves restrictions on recreational vehicle storage and inoperable vehicles. The RV must be stored behind the front building line of the house. A white Nissan truck needs to be demonstrated as operable, stored according to code (carport or garage), or removed from the property. Corrective actions include proper storage of the RV and addressing the operability and storage of the truck. [800 Law St; case CE#2025-00596] Case CE#2025-00596 at 800 Law St involves obtaining a building permit for overhang structures and recreational vehicle storage. The RVs must be stored behind the front building line of the house. The building permit requirement for overhang structures was COMPLIED PRIOR TO HEARING. Corrective actions include proper storage of RVs. [1684 Avocado Ave; case CE#2025-00601] Case CE#2025-00601 at 1684 Avocado Ave involves a house in disrepair with boarded-up windows and doors, requiring repair and maintenance to comply with building code. There are also derelict boats on the side and in the back yard that have been inoperable for several years. Additionally, a permit is required for wood fencing installed along the back perimeter. Excessive items in the back yard, side yard, and under the carport area need to be removed. Corrective actions include repairing the house, removing derelict boats, obtaining a permit for the wood fencing, and clearing exterior storage. [2768 Breeze Ridge Rd; case CE#2025-00603] Case CE#2025-00603 at 2768 Breeze Ridge Rd involves fence maintenance, nuisance exterior storage, and overgrowth. The fence around the perimeter of the back needs repair or replacement. Trash and miscellaneous items need to be removed from the left side and front yard. Grass in the front yard and the entire back yard needs mowing and maintenance. Corrective actions include fence repair/replacement, removal of exterior storage, and landscaping maintenance. [1683 N Harbor City Blvd; case CE2022-00363] Case CE2022-00363 at 1683 N Harbor City Blvd involves inoperable vehicles, open/outside storage of trash, junk, and debris, and overgrowth/accumulations. Vehicles have no tags, expired tags, broken windshields, and flat tires. Trash, litter, junk, and debris are stored on the property, including in a truck bed. High grass, weeds, and unkempt landscaping are present. Corrective actions include removing inoperable vehicles, demonstrating operability of remaining vehicles, removing outside storage, and maintaining landscaping. A fine and lien of $50 per day has been accumulating, capped at $18,250. [3510 Applin Way; case CE2022-00860] Case CE2022-00860 at 3510 Applin Way involves building maintenance, specifically repair of fire-damaged areas, eaves, walls, siding, windows, doors, and carport. A building permit is required prior to any work. Corrective actions include repairing damaged and unmaintained areas according to building code standards and obtaining necessary permits. The case has accumulated fines and liens, with the latest extension for fine stay until 07/08/25. [3010-3020 Phillips St; case CE#2023-00800] Case CE#2023-00800 at 3010-3020 Phillips St involves multiple violations including pavement installed without a permit, vehicles parked on unimproved surfaces, and modifications to the approved site plan without city approval. Corrective actions include obtaining permits for pavement, ceasing parking on unimproved surfaces, obtaining an updated and city-approved site plan, and potentially removing non-permitted pavement and sodding the area. This case was ADMINISTRATIVELY DISMISSED. [1807 & 1809 Riverview Dr; case CE#2023-00896] Case CE#2023-00896 at 1807 & 1809 Riverview Dr involves obtaining permits for exterior stairway, landings, and dock work. Corrective action requires obtaining issued permits for this work. The case is listed as unfinished business with multiple extensions granted. [1920 Radnor Dr; case CE#2023-01003] Case CE#2023-01003 at 1920 Radnor Dr involves large accumulations of open storage, debris, materials, and trash throughout the property, including discarded furniture, cardboard boxes, wood and metal items, tarps, containers, ladders, appliances, and miscellaneous items. The north fence was made taller and had mesh panels added without a permit, and the chain link fence is in disrepair. There is also overgrowth of grass and weeds. A commercial truck is stored in a residential area. Corrective actions include removing accumulations of open storage, restoring the fence to its original height and removing mesh panels, repairing the chain link fence, mowing and maintaining landscaping, and removing the commercial truck from the residential area. Fines and liens are being applied. [746 Osage Ave; case CE#2026-00008] Case CE#2026-00008 at 746 Osage Ave involves a repeat violation of overgrowth and landscape maintenance. The property is overgrown with high grass and weeds over 12 inches, and landscaping has not been maintained. Corrective action requires mowing, cutting, trimming, and edging all landscaping and yard areas. The property owner has been subject to fines and liens, with a daily fine of $50 starting 03/31/26. [1683 N Harbor City Blvd; case CE#2026-00090] Case CE#2026-00090 at 1683 N Harbor City Blvd involves repeat violations of inoperable vehicles and nuisance open/exterior storage. Vehicles have expired or no tags, broken windows, flat tires, and appear to be stored for extended periods. Nuisance open/exterior storage includes mattresses, shelving, storage totes, an abandoned lawnmower, a tire filled with litter, and leaf debris. Corrective actions include demonstrating vehicle operability, storing vehicles per code, or removing them. Exterior storage must be relocated to an enclosed structure or removed from the property. Fines of $250 per day are being applied. [1964 Washington Ave; case CE#2026-00112] Case CE#2026-00112 at 1964 Washington Ave involves an unsecured pool, fence maintenance, recreational vehicle storage, and inoperable vehicles. The fence around the pool is in disrepair, but this violation was COMPLIED. Boats and trailers are stored forward of the front house line. A Ford truck has an expired tag. Corrective actions include repairing the pool fence, storing boats and trailers behind the front house line and fence or removing them, and removing the inoperable Ford truck or demonstrating its operability.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-07-08
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Unfinished Business
- Address:
- 1921 Elizabeth St
- Applicant:
- Wikoff, Joseph
07/08/2026 Code Enforcement Minutes
[1921 Elizabeth St; 12 E Avenue C; 1001 S Hickory St; 2204 Country Club Dr; 592 Montreal Ave; 3101 N Highway A1A; 2647 Pepper Ave; 1962 Garner Ave; 2838 Sarno Rd; 1461 Johnson St; 800 Law St; 1684 Avocado Ave; 2768 Breeze Ridge Rd; 1683 N Harbor City Blvd; 3510 Applin Way; 3010-3020 Phillips St; 1807 & 1809 Riverview Dr; 1920 Radnor Dr; 746 Osage Ave; 1683 N Harbor City Blvd; 1964 Washington Ave; 2513 Riverview Dr; 3039 Juanita Cir; 2936 Lawrence Dr; 109 Prince Ave; case CE#2025-00409; CE#2026-00026; CE#2026-00124; CE#2026-00138; CE#2021-00929; CE#2023-00505; CE#2025-00034; CE#2025-00107; CE#2025-00181; CE#2025-00446; CE#2025-00596; CE#2025-00601; CE#2025-00603; CE#2022-00363; CE#2022-00860; CE#2023-00800; CE#2023-00896; CE#2023-01003; CE#2026-00008; CE#2026-00090; CE#2026-00112; CE#2026-00226; CE#2024-00263; CE#2024-00956; CE#2025-00029] Case CE#2025-00409 involves 1921 Elizabeth St for unsafe/hazardous conditions including a collapsed roof and fascia, overgrowth, exterior storage of junk, and inoperable vehicles. The Board recommended the $100.00 per day fine remain until compliance. Case CE#2026-00026 at 12 E Avenue C was COMPLIED for overgrowth and recreational vehicle storage in the front driveway. The Board recommended the $25.00 per day fine remain until compliance. Case CE#2026-00124 at 1001 S Hickory St involves disrepair of two sets of doors on the south side of the building. The Board recommended the $50.00 per day fine remain until compliance. Case CE#2026-00138 at 2204 Country Club Dr involves an unsecured pool, building permits required for various work, and a dead tree removal. The dead tree was COMPLIED PRIOR TO HEARING. The Board found violations for the unsecured pool and lack of permits, with a compliance date of 08/25/26. Case CE#2021-00929 at 592 Montreal Ave involves required building permits and a certificate of occupancy. The Board recommended pausing the fine at $21,050.00 until the 08/26/26 hearing. Case CE#2023-00505 at 3101 N Highway A1A involves structurally unsound balconies requiring repair/replacement. The case was announced as complied with a fine of $476,840.00. Case CE#2025-00034 at 2647 Pepper Ave involves roof system disrepair and general building maintenance. The compliance date was extended to 10/06/26. Case CE#2025-00107 at 1962 Garner Ave involves obtaining a building permit for an addition and fence repair. The compliance date was extended to 08/25/26. Case CE#2025-00181 at 2838 Sarno Rd involves a required site/development plan, inoperable vehicles, nuisance outside storage, and paved parking. The compliance date was extended to 10/06/26. Case CE#2025-00446 at 1461 Johnson St involved recreational vehicle storage and inoperable vehicles and was complied before the hearing. Case CE#2025-00596 at 800 Law St involved obtaining a building permit for overhang structures and recreational vehicle storage, and was complied before the hearing. Case CE#2025-00601 at 1684 Avocado Ave involves a house in disrepair, derelict boats, fence permit requirements, and exterior storage. The Board ordered a fine of $100.00 per day to commence on 07/08/26. Case CE#2025-00603 at 2768 Breeze Ridge Rd involved fence repair, exterior storage, and overgrowth, and was complied before the hearing. Case CE#2022-00363 at 1683 N Harbor City Blvd involved inoperable vehicles, outside storage, and overgrowth. The Board affirmed compliance with a fine of $18,250.00. Case CE#2022-00860 at 3510 Applin Way involves building maintenance, specifically fire-damaged areas, eaves, walls, siding, windows, doors, and carport. The Board recommended pausing the fine at $9,125.00. Case CE#2023-00800 at 3010-3020 Phillips St involved pavement on site without a permit, parking on unimproved surfaces, and modifications to an approved site plan. The case was administratively dismissed. Case CE#2023-00896 at 1807 & 1809 Riverview Dr involves an exterior stairway, landings, and dock work without a permit. The compliance date was set to 08/25/26. Case CE#2023-01003 at 1920 Radnor Dr involves open storage of trash/junk, fence permit requirements, fence maintenance, overgrowth, and commercial vehicle parking. The Board found a violation for commercial vehicle parking and ordered fines to continue. Case CE#2026-00008 at 746 Osage Ave involved a repeat violation for overgrowth. The Board affirmed compliance with a fine of $5,900.00. Case CE#2026-00090 at 1683 N Harbor City Blvd involved repeat violations for inoperable vehicles and nuisance exterior storage. The Board affirmed compliance with a fine of $7,500.00. Case CE#2026-00112 at 1964 Washington Ave involved an unsecured pool, fence maintenance, recreational vehicle storage, inoperable vehicles, and nuisance exterior storage, and was complied without a fine. Case CE#2026-00226 at 2513 Riverview Dr involves altering shorelines without a permit. The Board found a violation with a compliance date of 08/25/26. Case CE#2024-00263 at 3039 Juanita Cir involves roof maintenance and open storage. The Board recommended pausing the fine at $9,125.00. Case CE#2024-00956 at 2936 Lawrence Dr involves a required building permit for roof repairs, nuisance outside storage, and recreational vehicle storage. The Board recommended pausing the fine at $14,050.00. Case CE#2025-00029 at 109 Prince Ave involves an approved electrical system and approved water utilities. The corrective action requires obtaining permits and using licensed contractors. [Multiple Properties; case CE2023-00377] Case CE2023-00377 involves multiple properties used for a granite business with openly stored materials and obstructions in the right-of-way. Violations include open storage on M1 zoned property without site plan approval, obstruction of public streets, and alteration of the right-of-way without permits. The property owner, Jon Beckett, was present. The Board recommended reinstating a $50.00 per day fine until compliance. [886 Paddleboard Ct; case CE2024-00312] Case CE2024-00312 concerns Elbow Creek Townhomes at 886 Paddleboard Ct, involving unauthorized changes to the approved subdivision plan, improper subdivision of Tract 3, and unpermitted site improvements including marine facilities and fencing. Violations include unauthorized subdivision, unpermitted construction, non-adherence to setbacks and height limitations, and shoreline/stormwater system alterations without permits. The property representative, Attorney Anna Long, testified. The Board extended the compliance date to 10/06/26. [1884 Jackson Ave; case CE2024-00793] Case CE2024-00793 at 1884 Jackson Ave involves open/outside storage of trash, junk, debris, and litter, as well as improper parking/use of recreational vehicles. Corrective actions require removing open storage from the front porch and open areas, and ensuring recreational vehicles are parked/stored according to city code restrictions. The property owner was not present. The Board recommended pausing the fine at $42,750.00. [2528 - 2546 Pineapple Ave; case CE2023-00313] Case CE2023-00313 at 2528 - 2546 Pineapple Ave involves a request for rescission of a fine related to unpermitted renovation work, including air conditioning units, water heaters, and electrical work. The property owner, Joel Espino, testified. City staff recommended denial of the rescission request. The Board recommended City Council deny the request to rescind the fine balance of $19,200.00. [2531 Coventry Rd; case CE2022-00652] Case CE2022-00652 at 2531 Coventry Rd is an ongoing violation with a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 06/02/22. The Board history shows multiple extensions and a fine of $25 per day. The fine is currently running with no board action. [2742945; case CE2023-00003] Case CE2023-00003 for Elton Manor Condominium Assoc, Inc, with Tax ID 2742945, is an ongoing violation with a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 01/04/23. The Board history shows extensions and a fine of $50 per day, which was stayed at $25,250 and then reinstated. The fine is currently running. [2742945; case CE2023-00003] Case CE2023-00003 for Elton Manor Condominium Assoc, Inc, with Tax ID 2742945, is an ongoing violation with a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 01/04/23. The Board history shows extensions and a fine of $50 per day, which was stayed at $25,250 and then reinstated. The fine is currently running. [2638 S Harbor City Blvd; case CE2023-01025] Case CE2023-01025 at 2638 S Harbor City Blvd involves ongoing violations with a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 10/17/23. The Board history shows extensions and a fine of $50 per day. The property owner representatives, Charles Jackson Sr. & Charles Jackson Jr., testified. The Board recommended pausing the fine at $15,800.00 until the Hearing on 10/06/26. [1262 Jasmine St; case CE2023-01063] Case CE2023-01063 at 1262 Jasmine St involves ongoing violations with a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 10/26/23. The Board history shows multiple extensions and a fine of $25 per day. The fine is currently running. [3329 Testimony St; case CE2024-00268] Case CE2024-00268 at 3329 Testimony St has been complied with, resulting in a total fine of $11,725.00. The property owner was not present. The Board affirmed compliance with the fine. [1517 Avenida Del Rio; case CE2024-00396] Case CE2024-00396 at 1517 Avenida Del Rio involves a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 06/05/24. The Board history shows a finding of compliance by 06/02/26 and a subsequent fine and lien of $25 per day. The fine is currently running. [1077 Alpine Dr; case CE2024-00631] Case CE2024-00631 at 1077 Alpine Dr involves a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 08/22/24. The Board history shows multiple extensions and a fine of $25 per day. The fine is currently running. [408 Roxy Ave; case CE2024-00705] Case CE2024-00705 at 408 Roxy Ave involves a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 09/16/24. The Board history shows extensions and a fine of $25 per day, which was stayed and then reinstated. The fine is currently running. [989 Alexia St; case CE2024-00730] Case CE2024-00730 at 989 Alexia St involves a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 09/20/24. The Board history shows a finding of compliance by 08/26/25 and a subsequent fine and lien of $25 per day. The fine is currently running. [706 W H Jackson St; case CE2024-00770] Case CE2024-00770 at 706 W H Jackson St involves a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 10/02/24. The Board history shows a finding of compliance by 07/08/25 and a subsequent fine and lien of $25 per day. The fine is currently running. [2510 Riverview Dr; case CE2024-00803] Case CE2024-00803 at 2510 Riverview Dr involves a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 10/15/24. The Board history shows extensions and a fine of $25 per day. The property owner representative, Attorney Nathan Meloon, testified. City staff recommended increasing the per day fine to $100.00 starting 07/08/26 until compliance. The Board approved this increase. [4493 Country Rd; case CE2024-00907] Case CE2024-00907 at 4493 Country Rd involves a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 11/21/24. The Board history shows extensions and a fine of $50 per day, which was stayed and then reinstated. The property owner representative, Attorney Nathan Meloon, testified. City staff recommended increasing the per day fine to $100.00 starting 07/08/26 until compliance. The Board approved this increase. [2513 Riverview Dr; case CE2024-00924] Case CE2024-00924 at 2513 Riverview Dr involves a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 12/03/24. The Board history shows extensions and a fine of $25 per day. The fine is currently running. [2515 Riverview Dr; case CE2024-00925] Case CE2024-00925 at 2515 Riverview Dr involves a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 12/03/24. The Board history shows extensions and a fine of $25 per day. The property owner representative, Glen Molin, testified. City staff recommended the fine continue to run until complied. The fine is currently running. [Behind 2510 Riverview Dr; case CE2024-00926] Case CE2024-00926, located behind 2510 Riverview Dr, involves a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 12/03/24. The Board history shows extensions and a fine of $25 per day. The fine is currently running. [1070 Prospect Ave; case CE2024-00962] Case CE2024-00962 at 1070 Prospect Ave involves a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 12/12/24. The Board history shows a finding of compliance by 01/27/26 and a subsequent fine and lien of $50 per day. The property owner representative, Attorney James Henderson, testified. City staff recommended the fine continue to run until complied. The fine is currently running. [1301 Baker St; case CE2025-00092] Case CE2025-00092 at 1301 Baker St involves a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 02/17/25. The Board history shows a finding of compliance by 03/10/26 and a subsequent fine and lien of $25 per day. The fine is currently running. [3314 James St; case CE2025-00147] Case CE2025-00147 at 3314 James St has been complied with, resulting in a total fine of $3,850.00. The property owner was not present. The Board affirmed compliance with the fine. [908 Wisteria Dr; case CE2025-00154] Case CE2025-00154 at 908 Wisteria Dr involves a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 03/13/25. The Board history shows a finding of recurring compliance by 09/30/25 and a finding of repeat with a fine and lien of $100 per day, which was increased to $150 per day. The fine is currently running. [422 Earl Ave; case CE2025-00573] Case CE2025-00573 at 422 Earl Ave involves a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 08/19/25. The Board history shows a finding of compliance by 04/21/26 and a subsequent fine and lien of $25 per day. The fine is currently running. [3215 Plummer Cir; case CE2025-00714] Case CE2025-00714 at 3215 Plummer Cir involves a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 09/29/25. The Board history shows a finding of compliance by 06/02/26 and a subsequent fine and lien of $25 per day. The fine is currently running. [533 Fee Ave; case CE2025-00787] Case CE2025-00787 at 533 Fee Ave involves a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 10/30/25. The Board history shows a finding of compliance by 03/10/26 and a subsequent fine and lien of $25 per day. The fine is currently running. [1693 N Harbor City Blvd; case CE2026-00088] Case CE2026-00088 at 1693 N Harbor City Blvd involves a running fine. The initial complaint was received on 02/24/26. The Board history shows a finding of compliance by 06/02/26 and a subsequent fine and lien of $100 per day. The property owner representative, Glen Molin, testified. City staff recommended the fine continue to run until complied. The fine is currently running.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Board
- Date:
- 2026-07-08
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Recommended fine remain; COMPLIED; Recommended fine remain; Found violations, compliance date set; Recommended fine pause; Announced as complied; Compliance date extended; Compliance date extended; Compliance date extended; Complied before hearing; Complied before hearing; Fine ordered; Complied before hearing; Affirmed compliance with fine; Recommended fine pause; Administratively dismissed; Compliance date set; Found violation, fines continue; Affirmed compliance with fine; Affirmed compliance with fine; Complied without fine; Found violation, compliance date set; Recommended fine pause; Recommended fine pause; Corrective action required
- Address:
- 1921 Elizabeth St; 12 E Avenue C; 1001 S Hickory St; 2204 Country Club Dr; 592 Montreal Ave; 3101 N Highway A1A; 2647 Pepper Ave; 1962 Garner Ave; 2838 Sarno Rd; 1461 Johnson St; 800 Law St; 1684 Avocado Ave; 2768 Breeze Ridge Rd; 1683 N Harbor City Blvd; 3510 Applin Way; 3010-3020 Phillips St; 1807 & 1809 Riverview Dr; 1920 Radnor Dr; 746 Osage Ave; 1683 N Harbor City Blvd; 1964 Washington Ave; 2513 Riverview Dr; 3039 Juanita Cir; 2936 Lawrence Dr; 109 Prince Ave
- Applicant:
- Joseph Wikoff; Scott Curtis Tucker; Amen Family Cremation and Funeral Care; Kali Abhishek Koka; Riverside of Melbourne LLC; Telemak Inc; Edward L Kilbourne; Lida Aguina; Don Bell Incorporated; Michael & Aundrea Ruth; Jorge Pop; Arthur Molin Trust; Felicia Bitter; Glen & Arthur Molin; Lily Community Investments LLC; Bridgewater Group of Brevard LLC; Massaro International Construction LLC; Deborah A Raskett; Sheilla E Sauvola & Thomas G Sauvola; Glen Eric Molin & Arthur Molin; Sean Kelly Hayes; David Michael D'arcy Jr; J C Kelly; JL Miami Homes LLC; Lakeonte Lashea Waters
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Agenda 07-07-2026
This document is an agenda for the Affordable Housing Advisory Committee (AHAC) Board Meeting scheduled for July 7, 2026, at 6:00 P.M. in the City Hall Council Chamber, located at 900 E. Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne, FL 32901. The agenda includes standard meeting procedures such as Call to Order, Approval of Minutes, Declaration of Conflict of Interest, Public Comments, Community Development Updates, Housing & Urban Improvement Manager’s Updates, Board Comments, and Adjournment. No specific development projects are detailed on this agenda.
- Board:
- Affordable Housing Advisory Committee - CANCELLED
- Date:
- 2026-07-07
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 900 E. Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne, FL 32901
Citizens’ Advisory Board Agenda 07-06-2026
This document is an agenda for the Citizens' Advisory Board Meeting on July 6, 2026, at 6:00 P.M. at City Hall Council Chambers, 900 E. Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne, FL 32901. The agenda includes Call to Order, Approval of Minutes from June 1, 2026, Public Comments, Housing & Urban Improvement Manager’s Report, and Adjournment. No specific development projects are detailed on this agenda.
- Board:
- Citizens' Advisory Board - CANCELLED
- Date:
- 2026-07-06
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 900 E. Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne, FL 32901
07/02/2026 Agenda
The Planning and Zoning Board is considering a Site Plan Approval Request for Thrifty Dollar Car Rental at 1620 South Harbor City Boulevard. The project involves constructing a new vehicle rental use on 0.41 acres, currently zoned C-C-2. The applicant is Farris Soboh of Manzil Construction, with Brevard Capital Group, Inc. as the owner. The case number is PLAN2025-0011. The board is expected to provide final approval. Public comment is scheduled as part of the agenda.
- Board:
- Local Planning Agency/Planning & Zoning
- Date:
- 2026-07-02
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- P&Z Final Approval (recommended)
- Address:
- 1620 South Harbor City Boulevard
- Applicant:
- Farris Soboh, Manzil Construction
Agenda
This is an agenda for the Melbourne Downtown Redevelopment Advisory Committee meeting on July 1, 2026, at 8:00 AM at City Hall Council Chamber, 900 E. Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne, FL 32901. The agenda includes items such as approval of minutes, reports from Melbourne Main Street and Community Policing, discussion of a Small Business Incentive Program, CRA Capital Projects & Programs, and general public comment. No specific development projects with addresses, sizes, zoning changes, applicants, or decisions are detailed in this agenda.
- Board:
- Melbourne Downtown Redevelopment Advisory Committee
- Date:
- 2026-07-01
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 900 E. Strawbridge Avenue, Melbourne, FL 32901
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